The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folk
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Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
Abroad. w.
Mr.. and Mrn. R. A. Hays have rooms
temporarily, at the ssamm House.
Mr.. A. ]. Dunlevy is home from the
West, where he has been located for some
time.
MiaS Ada Frasher, daughter OF Prof. J.
NJ. Frasher, is visiting friends in Brainerd,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Farrar, Of st. Paul,
Mimi, are whiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Caldwell.
The many friends OF G. Ed Mendell
will be grieved to learn that he is SO.
rioualy i'll.
Col. George W. Thompson, OF Psrkers.
burg is the guest Of his father, Judge
Thompson.
Prot. W. Il. Seamon, OF the University
Of Virginia, is here on visit to his father,
Capt. Henry seamon.
Mr.. Karl F. Miller, representing Dill.
worth Bros, OF Pittsburgh, spent Sunday
in the city. the guest Of friends.
Miss Ella Dillon will entertain tho peo.
pie OF CIarksburg this evening with one
Of her delightful entertainments.
Rev. R. 4. Swope, having returned IRON
New York last week, preached at st. Mat.
thews church 40 usual yesterday.
MIR. F. B. Hempstonc, Of New YORK,
arrived in the city again yesterday. he i
registered at the Stsmm House.
Miss Marie a. Mcdonald, OF Fifteenth
street, is visiting Mrs. Robert Wilson, nee
Miss Lille B. McGregor, at Parkersburg,
Mr.. Alfred PAUL has leased the Otter.
son property out the National road, and
with his family will occupy it during this
summer and fall. - ?
Mr.. W. +. Butler is lying at his resi-.
dence on Twelfth street, dangerously III,
His hosts Of friends will hope for hit
speedy recovery.
Mr.. John H. Meyerdrock, n cleve,
traveller hsiling from Philadelphia, is al
the stamm House. 10 has a number Of
friends in this city. ~
Mrs. Mary @. Bsll, Of Elmirn, N. y.
widow Of tho late Rev. franklin Ball. who
Wac quite we'll known here, is the guest 81
Mrs. G. W. Merchant OF Chapline street
Capt. John Bsgys arrived home ycster.
day Tor brief visit, en- route to his Dakota
farm from Washington City, where he at.
tended the unwilling OF the Garfield
statue. $50, III :
hir. Charles N. Brady, Of Washington,
Pa, waa in the city Saturday, having
came down to LOOK after poms businees
matters connected with tho new glaag
house he is interested in.
The committee on decoration OF tho q
A. r have received latter from CAPTAIN
B. B. Doyener, Of Wheeling, that ho can
not meet with them on that date. M ho
speaks at We!laburg that day.-Btllaire
Tribune. ,3aisst 4 .ll,f
L. w. Os!ebay, Esq , Of Cleveland, is
visitipg relatives here. He reporta about
three-iourtbs Of the output OF tho Lake
Superior iron ore region for this year as
sold, and decent look for any material do
cline in tho price. Al itS 3f33 5ss
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hoffman returned
home on Saturday evening from IN ex.
tended trip to the West. Mr.. Hoffman
reports crop prospects generally good, but
IN ZONE parts Of the West, particularly
Iowa, there is need Of rain.
Rev. Thomas Culbsr,aon CLARK, now
pastor OF 3 Presbyterian church ia New
York State, preached at the Frat Psesby.
terrain church yesterday forenoon sermon
which gave the greatest satisfaction to the
large congregation. Mr.. Clark Is on his
way to the General Assembly meeting at
Omaha. He was brought up in tho First
church here, WAS q pupil OF the Sunday
school, and is looked upon with pride by
the pastor and members. sg9egj.iss